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Replacement 14.1" LCD back cover lid assembly for Dell Latitude 5410 with spring latch-hook and wireless antenna wires, bezel and hinges not included
This genuine Dell OEM lid assembly replaces the damaged rear cover on a Latitude E5410 laptop. It arrives new and includes the spring latch-hook and wireless antenna wires for a complete repair. The bezel and hinges are not included and must be reused or sourced separately.
The assembly restores the structural integrity that protects the display panel during daily transport and extended sessions. Because it matches the original chassis design, the cover maintains consistent alignment and antenna performance over the life of the device.
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The back cover lid is a passive structural part with no electronics, so it generates no heat and produces no sound during operation.
You need the existing 14.1" display panel, hinges and front bezel; the assembly includes only the rear cover, spring latch-hook and wireless antenna wires.
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